Genuine OEM INFINITI QX60 Parts — All Years 2013 to 2024
Shop the complete catalog of genuine OEM INFINITI QX60 parts from INFINITI of Akron — a certified INFINITI franchise dealer with direct access to the Nissan North America parts catalog. We stock parts for every QX60 model year from 2013 through 2024, covering both generations and every trim level from base through QX60 Autograph. Every part carries the original factory OEM part number, guaranteed fitment for your specific year and trim, and full Nissan manufacturer warranty. Free standard shipping on orders over $150 to all 50 states.
First Generation vs Second Generation QX60
Understanding your QX60's generation is essential before ordering any mechanical component. These two generations share a name but very little mechanically.
- First Generation (2013–2021): 3.5L VQ35DE V6 naturally aspirated engine, Xtronic CVT transmission, MacPherson strut front suspension, torsion beam rear suspension. This is the most commonly serviced QX60 generation with the largest owner base.
- Second Generation (2022–present): Same 3.5L VQ35DE engine but mated to a completely new 9-speed automatic transmission replacing the CVT. Redesigned front suspension geometry, new multi-link independent rear suspension replacing the torsion beam, and updated AWD torque vectoring system.
Drivetrain, transmission, exhaust, and suspension components are not interchangeable between generations. Body panels, interior components, and electronics are also completely different between generations. Always confirm your model year before ordering any mechanical or body component.
Common QX60 Repairs by Mileage
- 30,000–60,000 miles: Spark plug replacement (OEM iridium), cabin air filter and engine air filter, brake pad inspection and replacement as needed.
- 60,000–100,000 miles: Front lower control arm replacement (first gen bushing wear), mass air flow sensor, rear shock absorbers, CVT fluid service (first gen — OEM NS-3 fluid only), power back door actuators.
- 100,000+ miles: Catalytic converter replacement (high-mileage first gen), oxygen sensors, water pump and cooling system components, drive belt and tensioner.
Top QX60 OEM Parts
- Catalytic converters — Our #1 QX60 part by revenue. OEM only on this vehicle.
- Front lower control arms — Most common first-gen QX60 repair. Complete OEM assemblies.
- Mass air flow sensors — Gradual degradation causes rough idle and poor fuel economy.
- Brake pads and rotors — OEM formulated for QX60 weight and braking characteristics.
- Power back door assemblies — Both generation failure item.
- Spark plugs — OEM iridium plugs for the VQ35DE at 60,000-mile intervals.
- All-season floor mats — Our highest-volume QX60 accessory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common problems with the INFINITI QX60?
The most frequently reported QX60 issues are front lower control arm bushing wear on first-generation models (2013–2021) at 80,000–100,000 miles, catalytic converter degradation on higher-mileage first-gen models, mass air flow sensor gradual degradation causing rough idle, power back door actuator failure on both generations, and rear shock absorber wear after 80,000 miles. All are addressed with genuine OEM replacement parts available from INFINITI of Akron with nationwide shipping.
Are 2021 and 2022 QX60 parts interchangeable?
No. The 2022 QX60 is a completely new generation with a different transmission, suspension geometry, and body structure. Mechanical components including suspension arms, exhaust parts, drivetrain components, and transmission parts are not interchangeable with the first-generation (2013–2021) QX60. Always confirm your specific model year before ordering.
What CVT fluid does the INFINITI QX60 use?
The first-generation INFINITI QX60 (2013–2021) requires Nissan CVT fluid NS-3 exclusively. This fluid is OEM-specific — aftermarket CVT fluids are not compatible and can cause CVT damage, slipping, and premature failure. The second-generation QX60 (2022–present) uses a conventional automatic transmission with different fluid specifications. Always confirm your model year before CVT or transmission fluid service.
How long do INFINITI QX60 catalytic converters last?
With proper maintenance, genuine OEM QX60 catalytic converters typically last 100,000–150,000 miles or more. Converter degradation is more common on first-generation QX60s used primarily for short trips, which prevents the converter from reaching full operating temperature to burn off deposits. OEM catalytic converters built to the VQ35DE's specific thermal and chemical specifications provide the longest service life.
